Nicole Hockley, co-founder and managing director of Sandy Hook Promise, the local organization devoted to supporting solutions for safer homes, schools, and communities, will debut the organization's ...

Organizers of the Sandy Hook Tree Lighting learned last week that there would be a change of plans for this year's event. Scheduled for Saturday, December 3, the Sandy Hook event was to have a pair of...

The C.H. Booth Library Board of Trustees has formed a Search Committee, comprised of members from the board, the library staff, and member of the community, to find a new library director. Current Boo...

Following added statistical review, Police Commission members are expected to decide how best to remedy a speeding problem on Pearl Street in Sandy Hook - possibly through the installation of speed ta...

Residents living near a 13.8-acre site, which is proposed for a six-lot subdivision of single-family houses at the intersection of Platts Hill Road and Beaver Dam Road, have raised concerns about the ...

BETHEL - Newly elected Probate Judge Dan O'Grady is available to address civic and other groups on various probate matters at no charge as a public service. Topics for discussion could include: *Conne...

Liam Seabrook, 32, an officer who joined the Newtown Police Department in the summer of 2007, said he is looking forward to working in a supervisory role at the law enforcement agency when he soon ass...

If the only two certain things in life are death ad taxes, it is a good bet that virtually all Newtown residents have had some sort of contact with Carol Mahoney during their lifetime. But that will n...

The year 1991 was both lucky and unlucky for Newtown resident Philip Clark. Remembering the economic recession that year, Mr Clark - today president of Claris Construction Inc - was laid off from his ...

In the coming weeks, Newtown will likely put itself in the running to become Connecticut's first AARP "Age-Friendly Community." First Selectman Pat Llodra said she is planning to attend a community pr...